Energy companies and distribution companies
Make meter data readable for commercial consumers
Energy supply and distribution companies work with large volumes of meter data. GenieBlocks turns data from OSOS, Turkey’s automated meter reading system, and from field metering into consumption, reactive power and capacity views a commercial consumer can understand, and the platform can connect to the company’s own systems through a REST API and MCP.
Three common problems
Raw meter data, limited insight
Data from AMR and field meters comes in large volumes; until it becomes a consumption, reactive power and capacity view, it adds little value for the commercial consumer.
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Data quality
Missing readings, offline meters and replaced meters weaken the reliability of reports, and the problem often surfaces as a dispute.
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A shared language with commercial consumers
Topics such as reactive power risk, capacity use and savings opportunities can only be discussed clearly when both sides look at the same data.
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How the platform addresses them
The modules that map to these problems. All modules run on one data backbone, in the same interface.
Data Quality
Tracking of missing data and offline meters.
Metering Points
Catalogue of meters and metering points.
Meter Replacement Log
Serial number and reason for each replaced meter.
Device Mapping
Mapping a field device to a metering point.
Reactive Power & Penalty Risk
Power factor, compensation threshold and likely penalty.
Installed Power & Capacity
Allocated power, peak demand and night-time base load.
Energy Baseline
Deviation of consumption from the baseline period.
Deep Analytics
Analysis of 15-minute power, temperature and occupancy.
Reports
Ready-made energy reports.
Carbon & Sustainability
Scope 2 location-based and market-based emissions.
Users & Roles
Role-based access; a tenant sees only their own data.
MCP Integration
The platform opens up to external AI tools such as Claude through MCP.
Related capabilities
Multi-source data integration
AMR/OSOS (automatic meter reading)
Where the data comes from
You start without replacing your existing systems. Today the platform takes data from:
- OSOS
- REST API
- MCP
- Modbus (RTU / TCP)
Connected in the setup project: M-Bus · IEC 62056-21 · RS-485 · Pulse output · Analogue (4-20 mA, 0-10 V) · MQTT · Databases on your own servers
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How it works: Tracking quality in meter data
The platform lists gaps in OSOS readings and offline meters in the Data Quality module.
A replaced meter’s serial number and reason are recorded in the Meter Replacement Log, and the new meter is linked to its metering point with Device Mapping.
If the data isn’t reliable, automatic actions stop, and the missing periods show up on the Data Quality screen.
The company’s own systems access the same data through the REST API or MCP.
This is an example use case; it does not describe a specific organisation or result.
Let’s talk about your facility
Join the early access list; in the demo we show the platform and work out together how to start with the meters and systems you already have.